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About Spilyay tymoo. (Warm Springs, Or.) 1976-current | View Entire Issue (Jan. 22, 2014)
Spilyay Tyrooo, Warm Springs, Oregon January 22, 2OÍ4- PageZ Greetings from Council Counseling Center events The following are W arm Springs Com munity Coun seling Center upcom ing events: • T alk in g C ircle: For com munity mem bers facing job loss and financial issues: these Fridays, February 14 and 28, March 14 and 28, from 11 a.m.— 2:30 p.m. Com e in for a m eal, care basket and talking circle. Sorry, no childcare available. Contact: Annie Kalama. • D ro p -In G ro u p : M ondays-W ednesdays-Fridays from 8—9:30 a.m. Come enjoy a light breakfast, art/ craft, and discuss recovery and wellness topics. Con- tact: Rick Ribeiro. • R e la p se -A n g e r R e so lu tio n G ro u p : 5:30-7:30 p.m. Tuesdays. Facilitators: Guy W allulatum and Alice Sampson. • A n g e r M a n a g e m en t G rou p : Wednesdays, from 5:15-7 p.m. Sorry, no childcare available. Facilitators: D avid H owenstine or Alice Sampson. • P ositive In d ia n P a ren tin g C lasses are ongoing. Contact Rachel M acy for more inform ation. • N e w In ta k e P ro ce ss: We are now utilizing an O pen Access Clinic to get com m unity m em bers the help they need as soon as possible. D rop-in hours are offered every day o f the week. Call 553-3205 for de- tails. ■ S o a rin g B u tte rflie s/ W a rrio r S p irit: This very successful program for youth is now being offered both at Jefferson County M iddle School and M adras H igh School. Contact Sarah Frank for more inform ation. • D e ve lo p m en ta l D isa b ilities se rv ic e s/ sc re e n - in gs are offered in our clinic on Fridays. Contact: Alyse Dave McMechan/Spilyay Miss Warm Springs Charmaine Billey met last week with Tribal Council members Chief Joe Moses, Carlos Smith, Kahseuss Jackson, Orvie Danzuka, Scott Moses, Evaline Patt, Chief JR Smith, Chief Delvis Heath and Reuben Henry (from left). Miss Warm Springs Charmaine Billy received a beautiful Pendleton blanket from her grandmother Janet Billey (right); aunt Rosie Tom was on hand when Janet presented the blanket to Charmaine, at the start of Tribal Council session last week. Nicodemus. • We continue to offer a v a rie ty o f se rv ic e s in cluding traum a therapy, child and fam ily therapy, psy- chological testing,, outpatient substance use treatm ent, prevention education, and gam bling addiction treat ment. Services are offered at the counseling center, in the 509-J school district, at the hospital or in your home/ community. Please call us for details. • Y o u th L ead ersh ip : Meets Thursdays at 4:30 for youth 12 and older. Contact: Rosanna Jackson or A ndy Leonard. • 24 -H o u r C risis L in e: 541-553-1171: Call us day or night if you are in need o f confidential crisis sup- port. ■ P re v e n tio n T eam : O ur prevention team is al ways busy planning activities and events in the com- munity. I f you have a question about upcom ing events contact: M e th and Suicide P reven tion : Rosanna Jack- son, Rachel M acy or TJ Foltz; T ob acco P reven tion : Scott Kalama; A d o le sc en t A fterca re : Andy Leonard. We are interested any ideas you have to enhance the services we offer at WSCCC. Please contact Dr. Shilo Tippett or Guy W allulatum, M SW to share ideas or input you have for our program. ! S 3 fl ’ 1 j c 3 3 I ? $ - - J < ) _ J f! - ' fj L ' ' S v ' Culture and Heritage hosts learning activities Car raffle helping student pursue medical career M adras H igh Sch o ol s tu d e n t D evynn Rodriguez-Medina is plan ning for a career in m edi cine. This summer she will attend C a reers in M ed i cin e , a N a tio n a l Y outh Leadership forum. H er teacher nominated her to attend the forum, based on academ ic excel lence, leadership potential and interest in a medical career. The forum is held at a m edical school in Florida. Devynn’s family is helping her raise the needed funds for her to attend. The fam ily w ishes to thank A1 B agley for the donation/ and thank-you to C arlo s S m ith , K ah - Nee-Ta general manager, for allowing the family to sell tickets at the resort. Thank you also to Terry and Gladys Squiem phen for the support. To help Devynn make it to the Careers in M edi cine forum, Bob M edina is ra f f lin g h is 1975 C h e v ro le t N o v a. T h e vehicle is in good running condition, w ith 350 en gine, automatic transm is sion, bucket seats, good tires and a new stereo. T ickets are $10. The drawing w ill be held in the Culture and H eritage has some great activities com ing up for young people. W riters C ircle T here w ill be a W riters’ C irc le on T u e sd a y s an d Thursdays. This after-school activity is from 6-8 p.m. at the Education building (the Old Boys’ Dorm ). Sto p b y th is T h u rsd ay, Jan. 23; or Tuesday; Jan. 28, Friday, Jan. 30. Classes con tinue on Feb. 4 and 6. Ses sion two w ill begin in m id February. “Life requires us to learn the sk ill o f w ritin g ,” said G erald D an zu ka, class in structor. • ! I you or your stu dent need assistance with writ ing, this could be the oppor tun ity y o u ’ve been w aitin g for.” F o r in f o rm a tio n c a ll G erald at 541-460-1038; or call Culture and H eritage at 541-553-3290; or call Patricia Gainsforth at 541-553-3148. W riters’ Circle is sponsored by a grant administered by the Culture and H eritage D epart m en t, and the H ealth and H um an Services Branch. Ittitamasha Does your child need help w ith math? M ath is m ade fun arid easy at the E ducatio n building. Ittitam asha (count-i ing) is from 4-5 on Mondayi and Tuesdays, and Thursdays: and Fridays. T h ere w ill bèi N ative Am erican games anti? projects, and tutoring lead b y c e r tif ie d te a c h e r E sth é i: K alam a, a ssisted b y Jam ési Sam . Ittitam ash a features? beading, weaving, artistry, aridi assistance w ith school work.: For inform ation call 541 -55333-i 3290. Kiksht There are K iksht language? classes at the Education build-i ing Tuesday evenings from 5-i 6:30, lead by Pam Cardenas^ assisted by Valerie Switzler. ! Dave McMechan/Spilyay Devynn Rodriguez with 7 5 Chevy. spring, maybe around Easter time, Bob said. A ll proceeds from the raffle w ill be used for Devynn to attend the fo rum. I f you are in te re sted in h e lp in g , or to p u rc h a se a ticket, contact Devynn, Bob M edina, w ho w orks at Fire M a n a g e m e n t; or K im M edina, w ho w orks at the W arm S p rin gs M arket. O r contact Thomas or M argaret M edina, or Phoebe Gray. C o n ta c t n u m b e rs a re 541-615-0666; or 5 4 1-325- 1772. You can check out the car at 4450 U p p er D ry C reek Road in W arm Springs. 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